10.877USD
Today
-0.11%
5 Days
+1.04%
1 Month
+0.01%
6 Months
-0.53%
Year to Date
+0.96%
1 Year
-0.93%
Opening Price
10.874Previous Closing Price
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The configuration is negative.
above 10.9201, look for 10.9432 and 10.9570.
the downside prevails as long as 10.9201 is resistance
RaboResearch says Sweden’s weak Q1 GDP was driven by lower government spending but partly offset by household consumption and inventories.

Rabobank’s Senior FX Strategist Jane Foley focuses on the Swedish Krona (SEK), noting that SEK has been the weakest G10 currency since the Iran war but has recently outperformed on a one‑month view.

Brown Brothers Harriman’s (BBH) Elias Haddad argues that Sweden’s benign inflation and spare capacity support an extended Riksbank hold. While the central bank projects its policy rate at 1.75% until late 2026, swaps price a more aggressive tightening path.

Danske Research Team notes that revised Swedish national accounts data point to stronger historical growth but slightly weaker current momentum. Q1 GDP declined quarter-on-quarter but rose year-on-year, with weakness driven by government consumption and investment.

Commerzbank’s Antje Praefcke highlights Riksbank member Per Jansson’s argument that weaker demand, higher policy rates and softer inflation allow Sweden to wait and see despite the Iran-related energy shock.

MUFG analysts argue that the Swedish Krona is underperforming as the Riksbank, central bank of Sweden, stays cautious despite the energy shock.

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